Modernization

Federal 100 winner: Dinah F.B. Cohen

As director of the Defense Department's Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program, Dinah Cohen had the vision and leadership to create an exceptional program that provides assistive technology and accommodation services to wounded service members and federal employees with disabilities.

Digital Government

The Ink

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Modernization

Federal 100 winner: Vivek Kundra

Kundra found ways to make government work faster, more efficiently and more cheaply by improving technology policies and services.

Cybersecurity

Federal 100 winner: Kimberly J. Del Greco

Del Greco has the respect of her peers for her subject-matter knowledge, but what sets her apart is her ability to forge agreement among diverse stakeholders.

People

Federal 100 winner: Joseph Camacho

Joseph Camacho, program director for the U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Joint Knowledge Development and Distribution Capability, was the driving force behind a revamping of training capabilities.

Digital Government

Foreign firms eye stimulus dollars

The Washington Post

Modernization

Fed 100 winner: Deborah Macaulay

Macaulay, budget information systems analyst and MAX database administrator, played a major role in developing a series of governmentwide budget applications, including Web-based data collection and a secure wiki site.

Digital Government

Federal 100 winner: Jeremy Warren

As the department's chief technology officer, Warren has shown a knack for finding ways to get complex systems in separate law enforcement agencies to share information.

Cybersecurity

Federal 100 winner: Carlos M. Segarra Sr.

Segarra, deputy director and program executive for the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Diskless Operations program, created a robust, scalable and secure thin client that eliminated the security risk posed by removable media in a classified environment.

Cybersecurity

Number of infected Web sites sharply increases in 2008

Agencies should protect their Web sites from infection and take measures to keep employees from being tricked into visiting sites that contain malware.

Modernization

Federal 100 winner: Ronald Ellis

Ellis, former project manager of the Army Special Access Program Enterprise Portal, led the effort to field that new communications network for Special Forces.

Cybersecurity

Pentagon should establish fourth military service to wage cyberwars

'Inhospitable cultures' in the Army, Navy and Air Force push out personnel with technical expertise, which a cyber branch would foster, authors contend.

People

Federal 100 winner: Stu Shea

Shea, head of Science Applications International Corp.'s Intelligence, Security and Technology Group, founded the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation and the GEOINT Symposium to bring people who work in geospatial intelligence together and promote the GEOINT trade.